How it works
Four choices, then print
Pick the material
Subject, domain, learning line, path: the same ladder the app uses itself and that stands on the curriculum page. So you do not pick "tables" but "the table of 7", exactly where the class is.
With or without help
The help box is the block's strategy, in the same words as on the child's screen. Put it on for a class that has just met the material, leave it off for a test.
New every time
The same choice, different questions. A second sheet for whoever is done, or a sheet per row so that copying is pointless.
Print, with QR
The worksheet for the pupil, and an answer sheet for you. The worksheet carries a QR code and a short worksheet code.
The QR code
Scan, fill in, and you see the result
A pupil scans the code with a tablet or phone and lands on an answer form. No account is needed and no password: only the worksheet code, which is on the sheet, and a name or pupil code. The answers go to you.
- The result sits with the worksheet, in your teacher account — and nowhere else.
- Nothing goes into the child's profile. A worksheet is a moment, not a learning line, and the app does not adjust its level to it.
- Delete the worksheet and the answers, the results and the names go with it.
- The answer sheet is for whoever prefers a red pen; then nothing needs scanning.
The QR code, three modes
You choose what happens when a pupil scans
Answers
The code opens the answer sheet straight away. No form, no submission — handy if you mark it yourself.
Enter answers
The normal answer form, without linking: a freely typed name, and the submission reaches you anonymously or under that name.
Class
Only available with a class: every child gets their own QR with their first name filled in — via a token that is never the pupil code from the card.
To the worksheets
No teacher account yet? You make one with your school email address. It is free during the pilot.